A recent report by Unit 42 researchers uncovers a complex phishing campaign linked to a cluster of North Korean IT workers tracked as CL-STA-0237. This group used malware-infected video conference...
Renowned security researcher Renniepak, the founder of Hacker Hideout, has launched an open-source tool called CSP Bypass. This tool is designed to assist ethical hackers and security researchers in identifying...
A significant security vulnerability has been identified in Foxit Reader version 2024.1.0.23997. Designated as CVE-2024-28888 with a CVSS score of 8.8, this use-after-free vulnerability could allow attackers to execute arbitrary...
Palo Alto Networks’ Unit 42 threat intelligence team has published a comprehensive analysis detailing the advanced evasion techniques employed by GootLoader, a pervasive malware known for its role in delivering...
eSentire’s Threat Response Unit (TRU) has issued a critical warning about a new wave of cyberattacks utilizing fake browser updates to deliver malicious payloads. The attacks involve injecting malicious JavaScript...
Wiki.js, a popular open-source wiki engine, has patched a critical security vulnerability that could have allowed attackers to inject malicious code and potentially compromise user accounts, including those with elevated...
Developers and system administrators using Deno, the popular JavaScript, TypeScript, and WebAssembly runtime known for its security-focused architecture, need to be aware of a critical security vulnerability that has been...
Recently, the Phylum team’s automated risk detection platform uncovered a suspicious publication on npm, a popular package manager for JavaScript. This discovery shed light on a complex attack orchestrated through...
Sean Larkin, a Microsoft Technology Project Manager (TPM), revealed on Twitter that Office 365 is being rewritten with JavaScript. Office 365 is Microsoft’s subscription-based office software suite. Larkin published this message in response to claims...
HackerRank surveyed 39,441 developers, asking employers and developer about programming language they want. The survey results show that employers want to learn programming languages such as JavaScript, Java, Python, C ++, and C, while the...
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